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The MiFID II deadline stands. Firms who don't prepare to meet it won’t receive any grace or favour, the FCA has said. But the tough deadline of January 3, and continued lack of regulatory clarity, means firms that show they've done all they can should escape the worst effects.
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European authorities have announced the start of work to identify a risk-free overnight rate, to be provided by the European Central Bank by 2020. -
A prominent UK lawyer clashed with a senior European commissioner at a conference this week after saying there was a ‘work-around’ for Brexit.
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As the January deadline for MiFID II approaches, gaps are opening up between Europe’s regulators over how to manage the complex rules — giving banks opportunities to arbitrage them and forcing traders to compete not only on price, but on jurisdiction.
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The European Banking Authority has published a discussion paper looking to harmonise the supervision of risk transfer in securitization across the EU.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) released new recommendations on how to manage the recovery and resolution of central counterparties (CCPs) on Monday. The organisation also encouraged regulators to not distract themselves with 'politically driven topics', citing the debate on whether certain clearing houses should be relocated to European Union member states after Brexit.
